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Now, so, who are we at war with? Well, it's not radical Islam. We are at war with Islam. Islam itself.
Islam has been at war with us for 1,400 years, and I say we are at war with Islam.
We should be at war with Islam, but most people are not, and not even in the conservative movement are we all agreed that this is our enemy.
What's the consequences of not being at war with Islam? Well, then there's no justification for banning Muslim immigration.
After all, Muslim immigrants are raised in a society, and we can see what their society is like, where they're coming from, they're bringing that with them.
They're bringing with them the ideology of Islam that they were raised with.
I don't think we want that here. Clearly the values that they were raised with, and this doesn't mean 100% of them,
but certainly the majority, they're raised with the values of Islam, which in many, many ways contradict our values
as expressed in the Declaration of Independence, in the Constitution, and all of our Western civilization.
By focusing on radical Islam, we also leave out the major source of the Islamic threats, and that, of course, is the mosques and the community organizations.
That's where this ideology is being propagated.
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